Franz Schubert – 40 GEMA-free classical tracks for film and video
Some melodies say more than a thousand words. Franz Schubert’s music brings longing, warmth and lasting emotional depth to your images.
From a quiet landscape at sunset to a moving memory or a sweeping historical scene, Schubert’s compositions enhance the atmosphere of your film with remarkable sensitivity. Delicate piano passages and expressive strings create a musical world of tenderness, hope and melancholy.
Franz Schubert (1797–1828) was one of the defining composers at the transition from the Classical to the Romantic era. His remarkable output spans songs, piano works, chamber music and orchestral compositions. This collection offers selected recordings for expressive film and video productions.
40 selected tracksA versatile classical collection featuring different moods and ensembles.
Powerful emotionsFrom tender and reflective to festive, dramatic and uplifting.
Rich instrumentationPiano, string quartet, chamber music and symphonic works.
Made for visual storytellingMusic for feature films, travel videos, portraits and documentaries.
Ideal for these productions
- Historical documentaries and biographies
- Romantic scenes, memories and family films
- Nature, landscape and travel videos
- Cultural features, art films and creative video projects
Listen now – discover Schubert’s musical world
Track list
Package and format
The package contains 40 GEMA-free tracks supplied as 320 kbps MP3 files. Available by download or on CD/DVD, depending on the option selected. These recordings are also included in the Complete Music Collection.
License and usageThe package is supplied with the Standard License for synchronizing music with film and video projects, subject to the applicable license terms. Licensed usage rights have no time limit. For public background music playback, please select the separate public performance/background music license when purchasing.
Give your images the language of great emotions with the timeless music of Franz Schubert.
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